Overview
Teams inherit club settings by default — logos, colors, and venue. When you customize a team (upload a unique team logo, change colors, etc.), those customizations override the club defaults, which means changes made to the club will not affect teams that have already been customized.
If you want changes to apply across all teams within a club, edit the parent club instead. If you want a team to use club settings again, remove the team-specific customizations from that team.
[SCREENSHOT: the Customize tab for a team, showing the team-specific logo, colors, and venue fields that override club defaults]
Why club changes don't affect a team
When you update club settings (logo, colors, venue), teams inherit those changes by default. However, if you've customized the team in the Customize tab, those customizations take priority over anything set at the club level.
Example: Suppose you upload a new logo to the club. Team A, which has no customizations, automatically shows the new logo. Team B, however, still shows the old logo because you previously uploaded a unique team logo for it. Team B's customization overrides the club default, so to use the new club logo on Team B you must remove the team-specific logo.
How to make a team use club settings
To remove a team's customizations so it reverts to using the club settings, follow these steps.
1. Click Assets in the left sidebar.
2. Select Clubs and Teams.
3. Select the team you want to update.
4. Click the Customize tab.
5. Remove the customized settings you no longer want: delete the team-specific logo to use the club logo, reset the team colors to use the club colors, and reset the venue to use the club's default venue.
6. Click Save.
Once saved, the team inherits its settings from the club, and any future club changes will apply to this team automatically.
How to apply changes across all teams
If you want a change to apply to every team within a club rather than to a single team, edit the parent club instead of the individual teams. Here's how.
1. Click Assets in the left sidebar.
2. Select Clubs and Teams.
3. Select the club (not an individual team).
4. Make your changes to the logo, colors, or venue.
5. Click Save.
All teams that have NOT been customized will automatically use the updated club settings.
Important: teams with customizations will not change. You must remove their customizations first if you want them to use the club settings.
[SCREENSHOT: the club-level settings page with logo, colors, and venue fields, and the Save button visible]
When to customize teams vs. edit the club
Edit the club when:
1. You want changes to apply across all teams.
2. Teams share the same logo, colors, and venue.
3. You want consistent branding for the entire club.
Customize individual teams when:
1. A team needs a unique logo (e.g., an age-group team with different branding).
2. A team uses different colors (e.g., a reserve team with alternate kit colors).
3. A team plays at a different venue.
Common scenarios
Scenario: You updated the club logo but one team still shows the old logo. The team has a customized logo. Edit the team, go to the Customize tab, delete the team logo, and click Save. The team will now use the club logo.
Scenario: You want all teams to use new club colors but one team won't update. The team has customized colors. Edit the team, go to the Customize tab, reset the colors to match the club, and click Save.
Scenario: You want to change one team's logo without affecting others. Edit the specific team (not the club), go to the Customize tab, upload the unique logo, and click Save. This team now uses its own logo, while other teams continue using the club logo.
